Laotians Ready to Form Coalition Government
Neutralist and pro Communist factions in Laos agree to unconditional talks on coalition government. Avtar Singh, chairman of the International Control Commission, reported from Khamghay that both sides are willing to negotiate. Previously pro Communists demanded key posts in Defence and Interior go to neutralists.
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US Fighters Lead Thai Reinforcement Against Laos Threat
Fourteen US F-100 jets landed in Bangkok to reinforce Thailand as Laos border clashes threaten regional stability. Eight more fighters and Marine jets were due, while 1,800 Marines and Seventh Fleet forces prepare to arrive within a day or two. The plan, announced by President Kennedy, aims to counter Pathet Lao advances and prevent spillover into Thailand amid Soviet regional policy concerns. Britain voiced approval of the US move as part of efforts toward a Geneva -style settlement.
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Govt plans widen SEATO role amid Thailand Laos tension
New Zealand officials say Wellington was asked to fly the flag as Australia and New Zealand consider sending troops to Thailand under SEATO. Prime Minister Holyoake described official action as awaiting further details while Australia weighs immediate deployment readiness. The raft of regional moves comes as Canberra says it may act independently under treaty provisions.
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Prime Minister Menzies to Visit London and Washington
The Prime Minister Mr Menzies will travel overseas next week for talks with British Prime Minister Mr Macmillan and President Kennedy. Discussions will cover the European Common Market and the state of affairs in South East Asia and New Guinea.
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Menzies to lead(Common Market) delegation overseas
The Labour Opposition will send a Common Market delegation during the parliamentary recess after a heated meeting. Menzies leaves May 24 for London, returning June 23, to discuss issues before the September Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference.
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Dutch Counter Attack Aims to Break Indonesian Paratroops
Dutch officials reported a rapid response to Indonesian airborne actions near Fak Fak and Kobash on the Onin Peninsula. Dutch naval units and Papuan volunteers cooperated to deny supplies while observers note the bridgehead aim and difficult terrain may limit losses.
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Soviet Submits Orbit Details for Cosmos Satellites
The Soviet Union has submitted orbit details for Cosmos IIIT and Cosmos IV satellites, launched last month, to the United Nations Space Register. The filing marks the third submission since February, detailing 19 Russian space launches.
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Housing loan limits raised to 3500 for new and some existing cases
Government increases housing loan maximum from 2750 to 3500 under Housing Ordinance 1928 1959. The Interior Minister Freeth announced the change taking effect yesterday and said the Commissioner for Housing may grant top up to 3500 for borrowers who had begun work but not completed.
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